by Stark Raving » Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:52 pm
Yes, I got that "app.css" is called last in the head, but looking at the others allows me to see what/how the stuff is styled. For the menu, in "sub_menu.twig", there are assigned classes like "dropdown", and "index"(?). The index class doesn't appear in the css files, but I assume it means the home page. And there are styles for the "active" link that are not obvious in "sub_menu.twig"; hence digging in the foundation files. If I don't know the class names, I won't know how to change things in "app.css" as that doesn't have all the styles listed.
For example, in "app.css" there is an override for the menu background colour. But when I changed those, the colour did not change the whole "row" where the menu resides. Yes, it probably was defined in "top-bar", but I couldn't be sure. So, I checked in "foundation.min.css" (Mistake! Use "foundation.css") to find if in fact the colour was defined in "top-bar" or somewhere else. I suppose I could just add backgound-color: #; and see what happens, and in this case it would work. But can you see why one would need to go to "foundation.css" when the class isn't listed in "app.css" ?
Am I making sense or no?
Thanks for clarifying, Ningus. It really helps.
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